Publishing a local Markdown file shouldn’t feel like starting a project
Publish markdown files directly from your terminal with the new Flowershow CLI.
Most things we write never turn into projects.
They’re notes, drafts, short explanations, half-finished ideas. Files that live locally and are good enough to share, but not worth setting up properly yet.
Until now, publishing usually meant extra steps: creating a repo, syncing content, logging into a dashboard, deciding where it belongs.
The Flowershow CLI is for a simpler case.
You already have a local file. You want it accessible on the web. You don’t want a UI. You don’t want to make more decisions.
With the CLI, you install it, run fl, and get a real URL.
Nothing else required.
Get started in 3 steps
- Install
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/flowershow/flowershow/main/apps/cli/install.sh | sh
- Login
fl login
- Publish
fl ./my-folder
And that’s it 💐
You’ll get a URL that’s ready to share.
▶️ Watch the short demo video:
📖 Explore the docs for all available commands and options: https://flowershow.app/docs/cli (or run fl --help)
This isn’t meant to replace the UI.
The CLI is for people who are already comfortable in the terminal and want publishing to feel lightweight, reversible, and fast. It’s a single binary — no runtime required.
But if you’ve ever thought “I just want this file on the web”, this exists for that exact moment.
